The phrase "accurate texts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to written materials that are precise, correct, or free from errors.
Example: "The researcher relied on accurate texts to support her findings in the study."
Alternatives: "correct documents" or "precise writings".
And experts are needed to write the simple, accurate texts that Afghans need — on subjects from health care and household management to science, culture, history and the environment.
Its librarians made every effort to gather the whole of Greek literature, driven by a sense of its passing glory, to catalog it, to establish accurate texts and, ultimately, to come to some decisions about which works mattered most.
Readers must be grateful to Margaret Smith for the recovery of accurate texts - as accurate as they can be at this point in time, given their wanderings, dismemberments and mutilations.
In fact, for the first time in the history of Bacon scholarship, we now have accurate texts, with adequate matching geometrical diagrams for the post-1260 scientific works.
They reported that pre-task planning contributed to both complexity and accuracy, whereas online planning encouraged L2 learners to use a repertoire of their grammatical structures and compose more accurate texts.
According to Wolfson, Donald Reiman, a modern editor of Percy Bysshe Shelley's works, still refers to Mary Shelley's editions, while acknowledging that her editing style belongs "to an age of editing when the aim was not to establish accurate texts and scholarly apparatus but to present a full record of a writer's career for the general reader".
They believe in the Bible as an inspired and historically accurate text and in an imminent Apocalypse.
Singhal has worked with what he calls "signals of salience" for the past dozen years, finding ever more accurate text- and link-based methods of making searches happen.
They have clearly demonstrated that manuscripts can be used for purposes other than establishing an accurate text of a work.
(Ages 3 to 5) A little boy's great adventure, told with wonderfully economical but accurate text and exuberant, intensely colored illustrations.
It establishes an accurate text, supplies contextual notes and commentaries, and presents an authoritative account of the work's composition and publication history.
